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veia.se Defeated By Rsysi Arch

volante Defeated by neyai Aren.
SARATOGA, N. Y, July 2s.-The
threatening and showery weather
greatly affected the numbers In at
tendance a, the Saratoga course today.
The defeat Of volante by R)ysl Arch
occasioned considerable surprise, &c II
had been supposed that the California
crack had substantially a walk over.
The day would have been rather
monet onous but for this resut and the
victory gained by AL Reed. The heavy
rains Of tho pat two or three days
have rendered tho tack very heavy.
No pools are sold tonight, rs there will
be no racing on Monday.
First Race-The Flash stakes, Tor
two year oldp, one half mile. King.
fish won; Badge fecond, Van Leland
third. TimC--0:bO. Badge made =
good run until the las. iuflong wes
reached. when Kingdih drew away
rapidly aud won handily.
second Race-0ne aud thTee.slx.
teenihs miles. Al. Reed won; Hin.
alaya teeond, Elkwood third. Time
2:t6.
Third Race California stakes, one
mile. Royal Arch wen; Vo'anie sec
ond. Time-l:iS,
Fourth Race-Three quarters Of :
mile. 0ryid won Dol. Ovens tecond
Nellie ID. third. nme-l:lSi.
Filth Race-0ne mile and seventy
yards. stIatbspey won; Nellie Var
second, Belmont third. nme-l:6
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oTTiCiAL tCoRK.

tC0RK ny tNNiSus.
Birmingham. l o 0 OF 0 0-S
Memphis......-0 90 l l o o q O-2
Earned rur s-Birmln shAm,2 Two
bass hils-Dugan. Il ktnt. ! An
drcwp, ! MeAleer, 1. Leil on befoi--
Birmingham. 7; Memphis. 4. Double
plays-Back, McKeough and Pholan,
l fhelAn and Force, 1, Struck out
By Weber, 2; by Black, 2. Bases on
balls-By Back, 2, Parsed balls
snydar, l. Time OF gsme one hour
and iorty.hvs MINUTES. Umpire Oar
ran. scofef-MhIie.
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solid snverware &c auiISrss'
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DIR BUYS one der,n cake, TOILET
&Se hOAP.
9ko BUYS tbrss Ladies' Hem stitched
SOO Dordsred HANDKERCIiIEfs, worth
ID cents each.
1ko BUYS French Woven CORSET
sOO worth In any place si.S.
Ct m BUYS extra Ions- French Woven
v''S~ Inpsrted CORSET.
q Ok BUYS $50 bone French CORSET
~"6S worth tl.7S.
no BUYS q card Of two dsssa BUT
AVc T0hS-worth 600.
Sc BUYsa card Of two dozen PEARL
W BUTTONS. I--l
bc ByYsFoLDINs PANs-r.duo,d from
l0c BUYS FOLDING FANS that ,Old
wv for So.
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TR N0N\ Would enjoy your din.
- OoN nor aud are prevented
by Dyspepsia. use Ackor'e Dyspepsia
Tablets. They are q positive ol-e toI
Dyspepsia, Indigestion, klatnlopcy
and Constipation We guarantees
them. % and 90 conis,
A. RErKERT aza REREHTZ 4 co.
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Starters: Mona, Eolian, Bess, Anarchy
and Amulet. Bess won by four
lengths; Eolisn second. Anarchy third.
Time-i :471.
Second Rsce-The Tyro stakes; for
two year olds. Three-fourths Of q
mile. Tea Tray, Satan, Los Angeles,
Omaha, Ooss, fordham, Miracle, Spe.
tialty, Austrlenne. LIS Angeles won,
q fighting finish In the last few strides,
by neck: FJrdham second, Omaha
third. Time-l:l6i
Third Rscs-The Harvest ha ndicsp,
one mile and q fourth. Starters: Ben
Ali, Dry Monopole, Bsrnum, Eurus,
Bonanza, Stone Buck, Phil Lee, Attor.
ney, Ferona. Stone Buck, Phil Lee
and ferona led alternately. Barnum
took the Iced at the head OF the
stretch. and there was an exciting
I finish between him and Bonanza
Banum won by three quarters oil @
length; Bonanza second, Dry Mono
polls third, Ben Ali last. Time
2:l4,.
Fourth Race-Hsndicsp, mile and
one-halL Starters: E1le, Richmond
Ten Booker, Lottery, Tolu. Eole wor
easily, Lottery second, Ten Bookei
third. Time-2:4i.
Fifth Race-The Billow stakes, Wei
ter handicap; one mile. Starters
Elizabeth, Brittanlc, Drake, Pomona
Shasta, Young Duke. Young Dukt
won by q neck, Britannia second
Shasta third. Time-l 80.
Sixth . Race-Selling; hye-elghthi
Of q mile. Starters; J. w. White
Marsh Redop, Euiaula, st. Elmer
saluds, Catalpa, MAILER, Miltor
Moonehine, Luies,riDg, Dsnville, How
ard. Eufauls Won by six lengths, Ga
talpa second, Milton third. Time
lOii. -.
Seventh Race Handicip sttepl'
chase, the full course. S,arters: jim
MCGOWAN, Harry Mann, Jack, Leroy
Harry Mann won; Jack second, jim
MCGOWAN third. No time.
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Mechanics Steel stamps
At Haberling's, $40 Second street.
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1913 MAIN.

90 BUYS a cRooHgT QUILT, slightly
OC soiled-seld for u.S.
o. m BUYS Il yards BLEACHED
Pi.VV COTTON enc yard wide.
uQIc BUYS 1914 BLRAcHRD sHEETINa
tO1C worth sc.
&c BUYS FIGURED LAwSs-"''''' &c.
Eo BUYS vide FIGURED LAWNS
OC worth SO.
oSc BUYS Pure Silk Jersey GLOVE
6OI worth Toe.
1so BUYS BRITISH HALP-HosE-,.l
HUI for Csc.
OSc BUYS three pairs Ladies is'. oslsr
70 BUYS SIX PALM FANS.
n BUYS sFelaiss or opsa Tsp FAN.
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Pine waics Rs,psIrlpg 81 Hulsra's
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Inds.aspoIss, o, ri,,.b~rs, q.

PIrrsBuRo, PA, July 70. : Poor
coaching and ba,e running helped
materially TO defeat the Pittsburgs TO-
day. Tho feature OF the day was
Denny's play at short, which was a
succession OF brilliant stops and
thIows. Ia the fifth inning Arundel
retired with q split finger and Myers
took bis place. Attendance. 300.
Score:
PittsburE .... % 000l3 o.
Indianapolis. 20 I o 4 900 o o 0-b
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Gu RE

sick Headache and relieve al the troubles -
dent 90 bilious state % the system, sueh 80 -
Pain m Inc rds. &C. while their most rGnsf1
,bie sucees. has becn shown Ia curirg
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QUERITY
lCorrespondence of the Beacon

MeSsrs. Editors Fearing that You may
think the odd Fourth" has fought her last
battle and sheathed her sword, we would
like 10 remind you that in time ofpeace she
deems it wise 10 keep silent, so as TO be bet
ter able, when duty calls, to grid on the
whole armor and battle for the right. But
now, as she hears murmuTings in the dis
lance of the approaching conflict and be-
holds the tide of peace ebbing, she is be-
ginning to brandish the newly drawn blade
Is she stands tiptoe Ia catch the first sight
of the coming man-Ol-war. She is ever
willing and ready when the line of battle
is drawn TO fight in the van OF her sisters for
good, honest sensible men-men who are
able and willing 10 let their voice be heard
within the legislative halls of our good old
State-men who have no nObler wish, no
higher aspiration than to promote the gen.
eral welfare of their grand old common
wealth. Therefore it is very important to
have such men on our next legislative tick
ct if we may hope 10 win. We would sug-
gust that, if Mr.. J. Walter Carpenter could
be prevailed upon TO lie a candidate for
seat,in the House of Delegates of Maryland
in 1855, no better man could be chosen TO
help bear our standard through the coming
struggle. We would suggest that Mr.. Geo.
Z. Mattingly, our popular and highly re-
Spectei magistrate, would make an excel
lent Sheriff could he be induced to enter
the field as a candidate.
Our village is slowly improving.
We regret that Mr. Alley Fenwick has
lef( us, and we trust that he may ever find
health, happiness and prosperity wherever
he may %.
Our village attorney seems to get plen-
~ of lac j,ESiaoss To keep him from getting
rusty"
The merchants are doing q fair business
for the season.
CHAPTICo.
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BIsCsE AGAIN CsxrEssEs.

Mr.. L. NJ. Switzerland, the foreman ofthe
jury. that convicted BiScoe. the murderer
Of Captain Robert r Dixon, few DAYS ago
went down 10 the Jail in this village where
BiScoe Is confined, and told him that II had
hecR published that Mr.. Camalier. his
counsel, had written 10 Mr.. Turner, the clerk
Of the court, stating that no further action
would be taken in his case, and if he intend
Ell or wished to make a true statement Of
the murder, he would come down at any
time he would send for him and hear il.
The next day Biscoe sent for Mr.. SoGther-
land, who said 10 him Do you wish 10 give
s true account Of the murder, knowing that
telling lie viii do yon no good, and that
You viii soon have 10 answer 20 your Goi
for the crime YOU have commiitessg he
answered, ! 10 sir, will give You a true
account We give below his statement
which shows that he was justly convicted.
II was cold blooded deliberate murder.
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Court met, all the Judges present Twelve
IN nths further time was allowed :. +. ID.
tantcr and Isaiah Canter, administrator of
l.. ii. Cantcr, in which IL settle deccasei'S
estate. John \. Barber was appointed
guardian Of Francis b., Cornelius, Marga-
RI {. \. and Eugcnia +. Barber and bond
He'd and approved. Charles \. Burch was
appointed administrator If Albert Burch
and bond filed. Joseph +. Blackstone and
r. y. Burch were appointed 10 appraise
deceaseds personal property. LIST account
OF W. +. and John NJ, Holly, administra-
tors W. IL. Holly, examined and passed.
Bond of John \. Bowcs. guardian "a Viii
lie Satharinc BoweS, filed and approved.
onier 10 }. Frank Dunbar and Maria Nc
Nay, administrators Of J. Kcarney Mckay.
t. cut wood On dcccaScd'S estate rcscinded.
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The dredgers in the Patu2enf river have
for sometime past been carrying things
with high hand. Lately, Capt Buckler,
Of the Louisa whyte, ran down On num-
Der Of vessels engaged in violating the law
and although resisted and fired upon sue
ceeded in making capture The prize
manned by about 80 men-escaped before
il could be taken before magistrate. The
number Of the vessel was secured and Civ
en- TO Captain Loker and IL Is probable that
she will be recaptured The browning
outrage by these aw-breakers occurred,
however, at Milestone Landing where, last
week, q crowd went ashore and during the
absence Of Mr.. c. VI. Bohanan, proprietor
Of the store there, took possession Of his
establishment, smashed the stove, &c, and
Quilted the place Mr.. BIS. clerk and Mr..
William III. Carroll were present at the
time, but the odds were too heavy against
them and they wisely determined that dds
erection was the better part Of valor" Mr..
Carrolls exit was fastened by sacks of
-four thrown at him. Winchester repeat
ers We're produced and the dredgers threat
ened TO use them on anyone who interfered
with them.
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n state Directory.

We have received from the Baltimore
Publishing Company, The Maryland Di-
Tr.:"rE and State Gazetteer tor 1887" 1t is
q good State directory 1t is revised and
edited by John Il. Bland, and its iniorma-
uon Is fresh and reliable. 1t contains the
names of many merchants, farmers, manu-
a'turer' and mechanics iii the State, with
their postoflicc address; full description
u each county town, village and hamlet
al county Offices, churches, schools, public
institutions, etc. II is very neatly printed
The publishers and editor are 10 be con-
graduated on the excellence of their work
For further particulars, write 20 the Balti-
more Publishing Company, l06 East Bal
tmore Street
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THE WHITE.

An improved hig arm Sewing Machine.
The advantage of high arm, admitting
the passage under il OF bulky garments
without missing or selling the compacting
by them, is too well known To require des-
cription.
Ii will last life time and its range of
work exceeds that of any other machine.
WARRANTED FOR FIVE YEARS.
Among the many advantages OF the
White machine are its needle, self-setiing in
every sense ofthe word-alwayS right.
1t has the least complicated, the most
simple, durable and complete shuttle ever
made, simplicity in threading being an es-
pecial feature. The shuttle tension is SO
arranged that you can increase il or de-
crease IT without removing the shuttle from
the machine or disarranging the work.
All wearing parts Of the White are made
adjustable, so that any lost motion incident
To long usage can be easily taken up, thus
avoiding the delay and expense in duplica-
ting parts. The simplicity in threading the
White is unequaled by any other machine,
and we would particularly call attention
to the fact in either the upper or lower
thread, there is no hole TO thread through
excepting the eye of the needle.
For Family Use, Dress Making, Tailor
ing, the White is without a peer
Il. Lee Harden, Agent,
COMPTON, MD. July 80.
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A@N&W AkEUhhs
From cur Regular Corrsspondens.l

L - - - hh&G3AmS
From cur Regular CogrsSpondeafl
Snow, sleet and rain have visited this
section for several consecutive DAYS since
the I'll instant. and weather prophets are at
their wits end.
As lent is coming apace lovers of the
dance are awaiting themselves Of every op-
portuniiy 10 participate in the pleasures of
the ballroom.
Foxhunters have been tolerabIy success
iul OF late. Several members Of the 81.
Jerome's Club while on their return from
an entertainment few mornings ago, sue
ceeded in catching large grey; and Mr..
Thomas Abel and others caught two on
the same day, This makes eighteen (ls
caught this se14sOn-i e., If we have been
correctly informed.
Mud shad and few perch are being
caught just now, and are very fat. 4 gen
tieman asked a little girl how said fish were
caught and her reply was II will tell you
provided you will tell me my age, which,
II it were doubled, and the sum increased
by 80, the cube root of that number would
be f."
The Leary is getting considerable freight
at Cornfield Harbor One hundred and
sixteen Q1O barrels Of oysters were shipped
T. Washington one night the past week.
Drs. Bean and Miles have occasional
calls in the downtown section.
Mr.. $. j. Raleigh continues To give his
many friends excellent meal. He knows
how to run mill and TO please withal.
RALYAT
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Correspondence of the Beacon.)

CHARLOTTE HALL, Jan. 40, 1887.
In your issue of Thursday last appears
communication Of &C." criticising the so
luton of the mortgage problem sent from
this place. C's solution is not at all rcle-
want Ia the question, though thoroughly
correct starting with his assumption Of what
i required. Still it in no connection can
hear upon the result desiIcd. Ofcourse if
\ desires S2500 as the actual sum he is 10
have, then &c" is correct. The problem,
however, is-A desires TO mortgage his
farm to b for $2500. B is willing to favor
him, provided he will pay s per cent. on
the money he receives. h desires that the
mortgage be drawn for $500, bearing in
tcreSt at 6 per cent. Now it is required to
know how much Of this $500 must Il re-
tain in order that he may realize s per cent
value of this problem, with all due respect
10 C.'s Judgment, | must be permitted TO
differ with him. know of case after case
OF exactly similar transactions in business
life. In fact, this problem know 10 be the
result of just such a negotiation. In bank
ing, thousands OF notes are discounted dali
" without reference TO the amount such
notes will yield. Cases arise Of course in
which man may desire specified amount
Then C's solution will answer, and is the
regular " Tjxt Box Solution" of such.
Respectfully,
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RI'or!sd for hc Rfdosa.l
DreSigerS Captured.

Capt J. II. Loker, Of the Oyster Police
steamer Governor Thomas, hiss. for the
past TWO weeks, been playing havoc with
tie prCiycrS and in that time has made Il
arrests tNr violations Of the Oyster Law.
Faday. he captured the schooner Annie
Is md. at the mouth Of the Ioacnmico riv-
e and the same evening. Of Ragged Point,
tx the Schooner Annie \. CooSweli.
'ih Of the vessels hailed from CriSiield
and 10th we've dredging without numbers.
Tue tTaverScrs were taken before Justice
>hadrick who imposed fines. On Mon
day, the gallant Captain took two more
prlLcS-thC ScEoonerS, John {. White and
ola lack, both OF Baltimore. The two
last named crafts Were caught dredging in
the 81 Mary'S river and sre now in change
Of Constable Mjlburn.
capt. LckSr is . terror 20 all yiolators Of
The law and is emphaiically, "a right man
in the right place" 81.
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Party at TvoOIIberpy.

im!'y, ther'sidcnre of Mr. J. Ford Green
WI, nor this village, was the scene of one
"' III. IA st enjoyable parties of this season
QUIT number from the ncighbnrhood and
from a "iNiHnr, were present and everyone
Appeared /" thoroughly enjoy the occasion.
~" dan ing h>,gn At : o'clock and con-
tnn"i until about six next morning, when
the company separated all delighted with
ih""ni'riaInmcn, The music was furnish
't 'I N">>rs. spears and Smallwood. We
are toll that there were Il great many beau
thu ladies prc.cnt, but our informant is
unable To say who took the palm in this
particular.
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VIII he Sent Up.

Clerk Turner received yesterday letter
from Ait'rncy-GcneTal Roberts asking, as
special request, that the record of the case
.. John Il B!Scoc, the murderer, now in
...i here, +" sent % the Court of Appeals.
D" Attorney General slated in his letter
that Judge Magrudcr, Of counsel for dc.
i.n-r, Lad complained If the record NOT
h.ius prepared, and threatened to 20 10 The
t.Hrt %! Appeals aud ask that Clerk Tur-
r.r b. compelled - send the record M to
'r. C'u,t, and a the man is on trial for
hl .h" ,hr Attorney General thinks that
iHe'" -h.J!; d. II" ground 81 complaint in
1. matter. Mr.. Turner will comply with
Ia. request and send up the record al
"ar..-!'nrt Tobacco Times.
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Com nII>sI0neFS' Court.

Tuesday, Feb. Sth. Court met-nresent.
Mcssrs. Parsons, Buckier, Tyler arsd Car
roll. Ordered that Clerk purchase of F.
NJ. Dyer, three bushels Of clover seed for
Almshouse. Apension of $40 was granted
Joseph \. HiggsS one of s. to Margaret
Norris, and one Of S15 to Jane C. Thomp.
son. The claim Of l.. J. Wise against the
county for damages to his carriage, was
placed in the hands of Clerk for adjudica-
ton. Ordered that $25 be and the same Is
hereby appropriated to pay for road over
Land of ". r. Chcslcy.
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Saint Nlarg's Beacon.
travellers Guide.

:. ". r. II. Trains leave Brandy
wine, going East, daily except SUNDAYS. AZ
1890 a. m. Arriving a. McchanicsviIie. As
"a. IN. Leave Mechanicsyille, going West.
daily except Sundays, at 1910 .. m. Ar.
irving o: Brandywine 2:1O p. m.
Early Morning Trains leave Mechanics
vile, z .ng West, Mondays and Thursdays
at 5;45 a. IN Arriving at Brandywine a;
$50 a. Ia.
Evcning Trains leave Brandywine, going
East. u sdnesdays and SATURDAYS al 6.311 :
m. Arriving at Mechanicsville al $50 .. m
Norfolk steamers TO Washington from
Piney Point on Tuesdays, Thursdays and
saturdays, at 1890, =. N. Returning. Mon
DAYS. Wednesdays and FRIDAYS.
See adyeTtisepents elsewhere.
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Local. Do6tin cs,
Mr.. Haley Declines the Cha,,s.x.-

Ir. John Dorsey's open challenge TO Mr..
J. /. NJ. Raley has been noted and Mr.. r.
declines TO NEE; at California because of
distancc-and also declines TO run for the
wager Of S25. VIII, however, meet Mr..
Dorsey for a social hunt at OakvilIe on the
day I.amed, Feb. 18th, 1887, that point be-
I'M oIuidistant from both packs and neu-
trlt ground. Mr. Dorsey will thus have an
opportunity for testing the speed and en-
DURANGO oil hdsPets. j. I. NJ. RALEY.
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COMMUNICATED.



Wednesday last, ST. Johns Church was
the scene Of quite tasty and stylish we'd
ding, the contracting parties being Mr.. Jos.
c. Stone and Miss Louisa NJ Wilkinson.
The Rev. Father Brennan OBLIGATED. The
bride was handsomely attired in black vel
vet, with thread trimmings, while the groom
Wore the customary black suit. After the
ceremony, the wedding party repaired to
the home of the brides father, where
awaited them sumptuous dinner consist
ing of all the delicacies that could be
thought ofby skilled culinarist II is I'M
necessary to add that all did justice to the
repast. After dinner, the welded party
and friends went TO the groom's home,
where was served supper consisting of
both delicacies and substantials. After 4
few hours of uninterrupted enjoyment, the
company, wishing the happy couple,
long and prosperous married life, departed
To their respective homes. BR
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7'ue fsa the Box.

The following is the list of names selected
by his honor Judge J. Parran Crane, As
sociate Judge of the Circuit Court for 81
Mary's County from which the Jurors were
drawn for the March Term of the said Cir
cult Court To be held on the Bird Monday
of March 1887.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1887-02-10

The Great Malaria, Fever and Auge Rem
dey. Reliable, safe and efficient. Price
ooc. per bottle. For sale by all Druggists.
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Hursio Canser.

Jes.e Turner, Hurztio Canter.
ID Webster Slye,
SS<tA Disfnscs.
- II Magin, Sanll C Watts.
~, IN y Stone, John Mckinley,
"a "a ofases, W b Graves,
Joy, X Thompson.
Wash Wilkinson, RKing Clarke.
Geo W HAYDEN. JFN Rny-arras
Zach L Spalding, Jas II Dunnswav
u Whitfield Jones, JWH Burroughs.
Martin While, Maurice Rustin
w q Cough,
SeceAh Dsstrrf.
n 1, a Asaaiinngly, lgns z Mattingly,
iJaillet shahks, John Palmer,
"a oialr, Rich III Garner.
Il Douglas Morgan, John III Herler,
3D. 81 : rlowden, I Garner Hodges,
putin Ssley Garner, John { Hurry.
Danl 4 Woodland, James III Bailey
john III Bond, Bgni II swami
Duncan NJ Turner,
EigAtA District.
Wm b Floyd, JEFF ] Redmond
Saial X Iubman, Chas i Magill.
Jas 1 Pilkerton, EdA Matthews
Barzilla Jones, BFrank CIork,r
John Is Pursell, Elkanah Wise
yas L Duke, Martin l. Hammett,
JEFF Jarboc. John Armstrong
George Thomas,
From the above list of names were
drawn the following
JURORS:
:. y. II; Lllourn, Sebastian Thompson,
Joseph T. Cough, Daniel Shsnks
1. Harner Hodges, V. Camalier,
5. II. Tubman, W. Y. Stone
=. maurice Rustln, w. t. Graves,
I. ID. Mattingly, J.. w Rurrnngbs
games II; Alvey, John Armstrong,
VIM r. Pembroke, John b. Purcell
A. w. Gardiner, ]. Thomas Brome
VIM. G. Cough, JEFF. b Jarboe
G. w. Lyon, Tx Nattinglcv
Ed. J. Plowden. Il. W Mattinsiy
w. \. Sommcrville, J. F Combs
VIM II. Noble, " r Fo,vaIl
Stanislaus Clarke, J. H M.t,ipglv
James l.. Biscoe, Philip + EdeIen
james II. Bailey, Henry Wingate
Daniel Hammett, Alex, Higrs.
J. I. PilkertOn, b.. II Swami
John Hewitt, James r Dnt.
w. 4. Greenwell, VIM + Saxtnr
c. w. Armsworthy, James T. AbelI
=; A. Magill, John :. Jarboe,
III. .. JarOoe, ID. w. Slye.
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TO TAXPAYERS.

nERSONS indebted 90 me for taxes for the
year 1854 are requested io make imme-
diate payment, otherwise shall lie CON-
PEELED % collect the same by prsscess oflaw.
w. j. WATHEN,
Late ax-Collector Of 3rd District
Sept "a, ST.
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